Armor of the Samurai, in the original case supposedly the middle of the Edo Period. The Edo Period (江 戸 時代 Edo-Jidai) - the historical period (1603-1868) of Japan, the reign of the Tokugawa clan. It began with the appointment of Tokugawa Ieyasu as a Shogun in 1603. Completed by the removal of powers from the Shogun Tokugawa Yoshinobu in 1868. It is characterized as the time of the establishment of the Tokugawa dictatorship, at the same time as the transition from medieval feuds of daimyo to a fully controlled country.
During the Edo period, the emergence of the Japanese spirit, the emergence of the national Japanese idea, the development of the economy and the bureaucracy. The Edo Period - the golden age of literature and Japanese poetry, Matsuo Basho is the most prominent representative of poetry in both the Edo period and Japanese poetry in general. As a result of the policy of self-isolation of sakoku, almost the entire Edo period, the country was behind the Iron Curtain, not conducting trade or communicating with other countries (a rare exception is China and the Netherlands).
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